Since there are other poems posted...here's one old Vietnamese Zen poem from an English translation.It goes like this:

English

LY THAI TONG (PHAT MA)

(1000-1054)

Response To the Old Masters On a Fundamental Point of Zen

(The) Mindful Wisdom belongs to no school.

(Saying) neither “I” nor “Not I.”

(All) the Buddhas of (the) past, (the) present, and (the) future

(They) share the same heart.

(translation by)Kevin Bowen and Nguyen Ba Chung

The words in parenthases () are mine...hopefully added for clarity in English.

Shame on you Shakyamuni for setting the precedent of leaving home.Did you think it was not there-- in your wife's lovely face in your baby's laughter?Did you think you had to go elsewhere (simply) to find it? from - Judyth Collin The Layman's Lament From What Book, 1998, p. 52 Edited by Gary Gach